Software Survey

Please feel free to indicate below any software applications not included above that you currently require students to use for your coursework. Please note: There is no need to include here web-based resources (i.e. blogs, moodle, wikis, etc.)

• A web browser. NetBeans. BlueJ. A .pdf reader. A word processing program which can read and produce either a .doc file or an .rtf file, and produce a .pdf file.
• Apimac Timer, Google everything
• Apple XCode
• blogs, moodle
• blogs, moodle, wikis
• Co Writer. I'd also like to buy and use Dragon Dictation (advanced- not the free version) for some of my students. Most of these above are used in their other classes, so I just checked the ones I knew they used for sure. Not all are used by me.
• Dropbox or Google drive. Skype,
• Fathom
• Final Cut Pro
• Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premier & Adobe After Effects (Starting this year).
• Froguts
• googledocs
• I haven't used Logger Pro or Logger Lite YET, but I hope to learn more and use it more with my students.
• I need some guided PD time to explore some of these programs!
• I'm not sure what my students would say is necessary. They use a lot of different apps in order to prepare lab write-ups, and what they consider absolutely necessary would be different from what I consider necessary. I often am unaware of what app they used to create a certain diagram (for example).
• I'm still learning about the programs we have on this campus, since I'm new.
• It us useful for students to have access the interactive board software like mimio.
• It would be great if students can access to AUTOGRAPH. Not necessary since there are many other available softwares. :)
• Keynote and Photo Booth.
• Lego robotics software
• Logger Pro has not been loaded onto the image disk correctly. Students do not have folder of prepared experiments that would be on the properly installed version of Logger Pro. Might you correctly reinstall Logger Pro on the image disks or get the folder from Alan Chan for future imaging of student computers? Thanks.
• minecraft classroom edu and NXT mindstorm software
• Moodle
• Moodle is THE MOST CRITICAL of all of these for students to access content and activities.
• Moodle, quizlet, Surveymonkey
• My students need to use some version of Adobe Reader (the simpler the better, usually)
• Open-Ended Response
• Our math textbook is supplied to students in digital form and I would rate as critical. Calculator on the Macbook is used often
• PE Manager - used on PC - is there an apple version?
• Photo Booth
• Pinyin maker, other software can add pinyin, Voice candy (useful for recording audio files or student speech), any software can make Chinese magazine.
• Please feel free to indicate below any software applications not included above that you currently require students to use for your coursework. Please note: There is no need to include here web-based resources (i.e. blogs, moodle, wikis, etc.).
• Prezzi
• questionpress.com explorelearning.com froguts.com quicktime player screen recording
• quick time, voice dandy, photo booth, iCal
• quicktime audio, voice candy ical, quizlet
• QuickTime Player
• Quicktime Pro, VLC, Final Cut Pro, BlueJ, Adobe After Effects (not current but might need in the future)
• quizlet，flash
• Reflector would be awesome so that students can share their work.
• SafeExamBrowser PhotoBooth
• SAM annimation
• sibelius 7
• Sibelius music writing software
• SimBio AP Biology Lab Package
• Skitch has an old and new version. The new version is lousy, but the old version can still be found with some searching and is good to use with kids.
• Skype
• Smart Music, Rhythm Bee,
• SmartMusic - required
• SmartMusic. Sibelius.
• The students use their laptop on occasion to film their form while performing a skill such as serving in volleyball.
• Various Google Apps (particularly Google Docs and Google Spreadsheets) and Google Drive are used at times.
• voice candy
• Voice Candy
• Voice Candy/Audacity for recording Sogou Pinyin for Chinese character input
• We use Moodle very often.